Lennox High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Lennox, CA)

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LOCAL The time grew near, then soon was here, But even while the structure grew Into a strong and mighty school: A select group of the new race Laid down the future rule. The unfinished was occupied. The mighty lope of their steel steeds No one dared to deiy. b 5 I V b V mm A . , i ' v - in A X '- -'il ' .1 Q- -' ' X , . . .M 354-.x Lx , . ,ny . ' , f , ' T ,. ' ., ' - n 3 - L ' it 'i i +- , :, 1 ? g ' d q ' q ,,,Q a 'W L . - vvqqqdvsf is l n Z' pai ,V I ' 'fe Ya-lf. f-,. 'N 4 ,H-.. 4 N - -I S A 1, , up r 5. f J H 'ftf . Xi 'VNV' N SS sw . , 3 ' nf - J Bold Lancers have come here to stay And this fact we do not deny: None can stand, but will surely fall Before our Lennox High.

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To this peaceful land there came Large, fierce determined men with steel Machines-Great cats that scooped the land: Th ' e1r task performed for the student's weal. And when the land was leveled flat Another force its task began to ply And many trucks rolled back and forth: Boards and blocks they piled up high. They built strong walls of thick cement To withstand the so And laid in supplies for the siege Of learning afterwards. on-coming hordes: . A Q.. ,,,. -r ill wwe 4' -.2155- in At first the land changed not at all And then their work's first fruits wer The foundations for mighty halls Appeared upon the scene. 8 ,Y -ENR . .V , ,Y-1 ,,.t. , .'.ztf,Pf' - V '- 1 Seen! N'-C

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DEDICATION WK ,,,,, XXX Another tale I sing to thee And helped to shape it into About a far-seeing man: A knowledge citadel. Without whose help this first book In expression of our great thanks We might not have at hand. To one who bore the weight: He worked at building up this school We dedicate this Troubadour In which the Lancers dwell: Of nineteen fifty-eight: LOWELL K. BRUBAKER